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Second Grade Internet Safety Lessons
Objective 2.SE.1.1 Use technology hardware and software responsibly.
Activity 1: Use Technology hardware and software responsibly.
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Go over rules for using technology responsibly
Review parts of the computer
Draw parts of the computer in Kidpix (label)
Activity 2: Know the Desktop
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Review the desktop w/students using Desktop Use Notebook file page 4 (Start Button, Windows, task bar, task tray, icons, sound icon)
Have students Turn & Talk about which parts of the desktop are most important.
Have students play games on pages 5-7 to become experts on the parts of the desktop
On page 8 - have students write about why it is important to treat hardware & software responsibly.
Have students show how to fix volume using the sound icon
Have students Turn & Talk about how to fix the volume on their computer.
Objective 2.SE.1.2 Explain why safety is important when using the Internet.
Activity 1: McGruff & Faux Paw: Adventures in the Internet
Watch the Video from IKeepSafe.org - "Adventures in the Internet" from Hanover County's Internet Safety Plan, Level 2:
http://hcpstraining.org/itrt/HCPSISAFE/Second/second_grade.htm
and See ikeepsafe.org
http://www.ikeepsafe.org/assets/book/
Use some of the discussion questions from the following files:
FP Internet Safety - Guided Discussion.doc
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FP Internet Safety- Class Presentation.doc
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Students will complete the Kidspiration Storyboard:
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Time permitting, students can complete the Activity Sheet:
FP Internet Safety - Activity Sheet.doc
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Activity 2: McGruff & FAux Paw: Faux Paw goes to the Big Game
Watch the video from IKeepSafe.org - "Faux Paw Goes to the Big Game" (Hanover County's Internet Safety Plan, Level 2)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGfjyDALM2Q
Discuss consequences of spending too much screen time
complete kidspiration activity:
Faux Paw goes to the big game.kid
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Activity 3: Making Good Passwords
Students will watch the NetSmartz Video "
The Password Rap
"
As a class, have students complete the following Kidspiration File on choosing good passwords
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Then individually, students will play the online game "
Password Rap
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Students can then explore the NetSmartz site for further review.
End of Class: Each student turn & talk to share a good password example with a partner
Objective 2.SE.1.3 Recognize the need to obtain permission or give credit when using intellectual property of others.
Activity 1: Clicky's Stolen Song: A Lesson in Digital Ethics
Students will watch
Clicky's Stolen Song: A Lesson in Digital Ethics
Have students turn and talk to discuss why it is wrong to steal a song.
Share thoughts with the class: Who owns the song? Who decides what happens to the song? Who decides how much people should pay for the song?
Individually - students can play the online game:
Clicky's Dance Studio
, where they create and record their own song and dance.
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Second Grade Internet Safety Lessons
Objective 2.SE.1.1 Use technology hardware and software responsibly.
Activity 1: Use Technology hardware and software responsibly.
Activity 2: Know the Desktop
Objective 2.SE.1.2 Explain why safety is important when using the Internet.
Activity 1: McGruff & Faux Paw: Adventures in the Internet
Activity 2: McGruff & FAux Paw: Faux Paw goes to the Big Game
Activity 3: Making Good Passwords
Objective 2.SE.1.3 Recognize the need to obtain permission or give credit when using intellectual property of others.
Activity 1: Clicky's Stolen Song: A Lesson in Digital Ethics